Blizzard is hiring for a new Diablo project, but we're still not sure if that means a new sequel or a much anticipated expansion to Diablo III.

It’s E3 month! What that means is that you can expect a world of rumours, leaks, speculation and even outright forgeries to suggest new games, exciting games are coming. Here’s just such a rumour.

Nintendo has started dealing with hackersn in the only way that’s available to them right now; they’re banning Switch hackers from accessing online services.

Resident Evil is coming to the Switch, but it’ll only take 45Mb of the Switch’s storage space. It’ll also only cost $20. That’s because it’ll be streaming off the cloud, a little like how PlayStation Now works. Or, as in South Africa, doesn’t work.

Mario Tennis Aces is coming to serve up some good arcade sports fun next month, and a demo next week will give you an early taste of the on court action.

Say hello to the next duo of Pokémon games on the Nintendo Switch: Pokémon Let’s Go Pikachu and Pokémon Let’s Go Eevee.

Conventional wisdom states that we’re going to see the recent Sun and Moon editions wrapped up with a pretty bow on top, that’ll go by the name of Pokémon Twilight. Other rumours say that the original generation of the Red and Blue games will be resurrected once again, to mark the start of a new Pokémon journey on the Switch. Or maybe developer GameFreak has something bigger in mind.

Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate is making the trip across the ocean and to the West, launching exclusively on Nintendo Switch later this year.